90 miles in a canoe, a lifetime in boats
First-time racer Leigh Hornbeck shares her thoughts on the three-day Adirondack Canoe Classic boat race.
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Lake Placid Land Conservancy in talks to merge with Adirondack Land Trust
Two land conservation organizations in the Adirondacks initiated merger discussions, officials announced on Wednesday.
Rangers find body of missing hunter
Recent NYS DEC Forest Ranger actions include locating deceased hunter outside of Tupper Lake.
Dual hiker shuttle programs wrap up season
State and local officials see demand for High Peaks shuttles, despite low ridership this year
Representing the Adirondacks at a global climate summit
By Tim Rowland
Wild Center delegation of six students and three staff members participates in COP26 UN Climate Change Conference.
Another harmful algal bloom spotted on Lake George in October
Latest sighting garnered little public attention despite heightened water quality concerns
Taking control of water quality: Lake George targeting wide-reaching septic inspection program
Advocates with an Adirondack-wide interest in water issues hope a new Lake George septic program could inform programs around the region.
Prisons expose gap in Adirondack history
By Holly Riddle
North Country native shines a light on the region’s relationship with prisons, and their invisible labor
Early reviewers are sour on proposed Jay resort
In less than one week, the Adirondack Park Agency received 56 comments on a resort proposal in Jay. The majority, so far, are against it.
Embattled Adirondack Wildlife Refuge relocates its animals
The refuge has found new homes for its dozen animals regulated by the state, though a black bear died shortly after arriving at its new destination.